If they apply for permanent residency, there are few reasons that Hong Kong government can use to reject them, once they have stayed in HK for more than 7 years.
peter236 發表於 2011-10-26 12:00 
Both you and the PKSAR are utterly irresponsible for all the fear mongering that you are spreading. 梁家傑 and the Civic Party have already issued repeated statements indicating that from a legal stand point, the immigration department has 4 major pillars of requirements that they have to use in determining whether permanent residency can be justified once the application is submitted. As long as the immigration department goes by the book, it is very difficult for the majority of the foreign domestic workers to obtain PR status.
工聯會 and 民賤聯 are even more 9 in the sense that they are spreading completely false scenarios. That the domestic helper's salary is going to rise more than 2-fold because of minimum wage requirements and that their current employers will have to eat that cost? If anyone has even 1/2 a brain, they would know that as soon as the domestic helper obtains PR status, any semi-intelligent home owner would stop hiring her and find someone new (at the starting rate -- a mere HKD$3500-ish). 工聯會 and 民賤聯's argument is completely false, and amounts to little more than fear mongering and manipulating the issue to attack the Civic Party in the district elections.
想唔話你條死賤人係賤人都唔得！ 
-Lik |
發表於 2011-10-26 09:54
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